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just a moment. right now, as well, millions of people across the country and around the world, really, continuing to experience this dangerously high temperatures. were going to break down the latest on the sweltering heat wave and what can be done. also, to capitol hill. democrats in the house eyeing a measure to ban assault weapons, but the bill facing pretty strong opposition from republicans and slim odds of passing in the senate. well talk about that. were going to speak with th...

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the head. >> theres a female who had mud and blood all over her. >> frantic. saying her husband had been shot. >> a woman in distress. a murder in the dead of night. >> calm down. breathe slow. we were concerned for her. >> she was next to him as he was hit. >> yes, sir. >> ridge say who shot her husband? >> i saw a shadow. >> she said it was a figure and turned and ran into the darkness. >> we take you inside this mystery. >> we dont know the suspect is still out there. >> who killed ...

Surpassing its 2009 high of 99 degrees. records breaking across the world. look at temperatures in central portugal, 115 degrees. abadan, iran, 126 degrees. shanghai, china, 105. joining us, jay gray live for us from plano, texas. and kelly cobiella live for us from london. its a scorcher across the world, as you look at some of those temperatures. its bearable for those of us who have ac. we can stay inside and try to preserve energy as much as possible. but a lot of folks are not so lucky, not...

Another stranded pregnant american in afghanistan. we will play the clip now. >> she said go to this location and you will get picked up. go there and in the middle-of-the-road across the airport. so we went there and we didnt extra 12-13 hours with no food and no water, and i had a gun pointed to my head. our troops were literally at the gate waiting for us to continue walking and they had bought dust. at one time i walked past them and started walking as fast as i can and they started shooting...

That would do that. thats just something that you cant sit by and allow it to happen without at least trying to give voice to it. >> the high out here in the desert, 104 degrees. that person we spoke with at hhs insists that those boys inside the tends have ac. he says its really cold. trace? >> we saw the pictures. i hear you mention the a.c. what else do we know about the conditions inside these areas, jeff? >> well, trace, this is a very important point that we want to make. we have not been ...

>> now according to politico, the presidents allies are looking to the example of reagan who during the iran-contra investigation was given several weeks to answer a set of written questions. those responses were not released to the public while he was in office. but the decision ultimately lies with mueller. the president may want to be reagan but he could end up being bill clinton. we all know how that one turned out. thats coming up next. have a c, pain from a headache can make this... ...fee...

good morning and welcome to "early start." im ali velshi. zoraida is off today. >> i like these hours. >> im eating a hot dog this morning. >> i love that about you, ali velshi. im ashleigh banfield. it is 5:01. its the holiday but this fourth of july is less about celebration and more about patience for many americans. and in some cases, even survival. because for six days now there have been many of your fellow countrymen with no power in this extraordinary heat wave. at least 20 peo...